Vice President JD Vance said the remaining Israeli hostages could be released by Hamas at "any moment now" Sunday (October 12) morning, hours ahead of an official Monday (October 13) deadline in adherence with the first part of a ceasefire agreement between the two sides.

"It really should be any moment now," Vance told NBC News ' Meet the Press .

"The president of the United States is planning to travel to the Middle East to greet the hostages Monday morning, Middle Eastern Time," he added. "Which should be late, you know, Sunday night, or very early Monday morning here in the United States."

The remaining 48 Israeli hostages, which includes around 20 suspected to still be alive, being released was reported to be part of the first face of the announced peace deal betwe

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